The perspective of herbal mineral formulation Kaalamega Narayana Chendhooram (KMNC) as an anti-microbiological, anti-oral carcinoma, anti-tumor evaluations (A Siddha medicine for oral cancer, lung cancer) in in-vitro studies

Abstract

Leukaemia, one of the most lethal illnesses of the twentieth century, is becoming one of the most common illnesses of the twenty-first. The most common carcinoma among those under the mandatory age of 20 is oral also tumor cancer. Siddha herbal mineral formulation's perspective this study aims to assess the anti-microbiological, anti-oral cancer, and anti-tumor activities of Kaalamega Narayana Chendhooram in vitro experiments. As well as to measure anti-tumor activity against KB cell lines as well as anti-cancer activity (MTT assay) and validate the therapeutic effects of KMNC in order to evaluate the therapeutic effects of KMNC. In the modern medical setting, oral cancer must be effectively treated. The percentage of KB cell viability in the MTT experiment was 69.46%, 55.06%, 51.67%, 40.33%, and 35.34% at concentrations of 62.5 µg/mL, 12.5 µg/mL, 25 µg/mL, 50 µg/mL, and 100 µg/mL, respectively. The results of the present study support the anti-cancer activity of the formulation KMNC. The results of the present study support the anti-cancer activity of the formulation KMNC. KMNC is demonstrating its effectiveness as a tumor and oral carcinoma cancer prevention. Numerous pharmacological actions, including as antibacterial and anticancer properties, are present. This cancer treatment is inexpensive and doesn't have any negative side effects. The anticancer properties of KMNC have been documented in scientific journals. In this paper, the anticancer activity of KMNC is discussed in the context of several in-vitro researches.